Week of deaths and births reports with city crime note
One hundred ten deaths were registered last week including 82 whites and 28 colored. Leading causes were kidney inflammation with 14 fatalities, pneumonia and organic heart disease with 10 each, pulmonary tuberculosis with 9, and cerebral hemorrhage with 7. There was one death by own action. There were 168 births, 125 white and 43 colored. A New York man, Watts, was arrested at Union Station after detectives say cocaine was found hidden in a briefcase valued at 15,000 dollars. De Santo faced U S Commissioner Isaac Hitt and was held on 5,000 bond for grand jury action.
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de Santo
United States
Isaac Hitt
Brooklyn man seized with $15,000 in drugs
Detectives Saunders Evans and Rauskin seized drugs worth about $15,000, describing it as the largest district drug seizure in a year. They arrested Samuel De Santo of 337 Union Avenue Brooklyn, following the operation yesterday.
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Veterans Nominate Officers for Emmet Ureli Camp
Nominations for officers of the Gen. M. Emmet Ureli Camp Spanish American War Veterans were made at last night’s regular meeting. Elections will be held December 7 in the Perpetual Building hall at Eleventh and I streets NW. Walter M. Check was held for the grand jury yesterday by Judge McMahon on a charge of passing a forged $30 check indorsed with the forged signature of J. Joseph Catiloth. The accused waived hearing.
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Appellant
United States of America
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Commeree Guaunizelon
Tom L. Beauchamp
Cornelius
Watts
John J. Uonnly
M. J. AfeClennen
Wiliam W. Moss
Daughters Named In Will Of Brig. Gen Byrne
Principal beneficiary Mrs. Marietie C Lethbridge, daughter of Brig. Gen. Charles C. Byrne, dies November 8. Will allocates all testator funds and bank accounts to her, with Anais Byrne receiving personal property and the Byrne residence. A nurse gets $500. National Savings and Trust Co. manages remainder for Annie Cook and Mrs. Lethbridge’s income. Other bequests include amounts to various relatives and the Boy Scouts, with Harvard University receiving part of the remainder for scholarships. Probate filings list estates of multiple decedents and court notices from November 14 1921.
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William McNeil
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Mary A. Swann
Boy Scouts of America
Anné D., Duane
Howard Duane
Gertrude Griffiths
Marian Wendell
Harvard University
Public Obscenity Order Issued To Newsdealers
United States Attorney Peyton Gordon yesterday ordered all newsdealers to stop selling certain publications deemed obscene and being sold near high schools. Assistant Attorney Ralph Given said the material is under review and that failure to withdraw may be turned over to the grand jury.
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Britain moves to push trade policy amid economic shift
A cable from the British Trade Department signals government action to bolster capital enterprise with up to 26 million pounds. Despite party misgivings, the measure is widely seen as likely to become law, as Britain seeks to stabilize prices and spur trade while wholesale values retreat. Cotton exports fall. total imports and exports drop about 24 percent from September, though overall foreign trade remains large.
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Ehs
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Argentina Seeks National Merchant Marine Rise
Trade Commissioner Brady in Buenos Aires reports Argentina fears lagging behind Brazil and Chile in commerce. The analysis notes mercantile strength growth of these neighbors unsettles Argentina, and the favorable shipping climate could enable it to build a national merchant fleet leveraging its long coastline and economic power.
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Buenos Aires
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Chile
German Mark Drops Hit Reparations Balances
The Federal Reserve Board warns depreciation of the German mark will complicate establishing foreign balances for reparations payments. A German industrial push toward foreign credits is unlikely to yield large funds, forcing heavier domestic financing. Total reparations of 6.8 billion marks, about $1.323 billion, has caused considerable disruption from its transfer.
Perkins ibond bid with Fidelity Guaranty Co details
L L Perkins ibond filing referenced with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co contact, noting bids from Southern and Mi Wik entities. The fragmentary OCR hints at a bid or bond process, listing insurers and local participants.
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Ibond Ronnites States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Phone Mi. Wik Southern Bids
German reparations and inflation impact noted by board
The board notes the 6.8 billion gold mark reparations are becoming impractical due to paper mark depreciation. Inflation policy and Germany’s shifting value hinder repayment. While U S and Britain recover, Germany faces high industrial activity yet creditor depression.
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United States
England
Kiwanis Luncheon at Hotel Washington Roof Today
The regular weekly Kiwanis luncheon of the Washington club is set for 12:80 today on the Hotel Washington roof. President Claude H. Woodward will preside over the meeting.
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Washington Kiwanis Club
Hotel Washington Roof
Claude, H. Woodward
Blood Waste Causes Suffering Warns Reader Ad
A health ad warns that waste products in the blood from digestion can cause fatigue skin eruptions and rheumatism. It touts S. S. S. as a cure, claiming it cleanses the blood and boosts vitality. Readers are urged to consult Swift Specific Co for advice and a free illustrated booklet.
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